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• TITLE: On Complete Bicubic Fractal Splines

  AUTHORS: Arya Kumar Bedabrata Chand, María A. Navascués

  KEYWORDS: Fractals, Iterated Function Systems, Fractal Interpolation Functions, Fractal Splines, Surface Approximation

  JOURNAL NAME: Applied Mathematics, Vol.1 No.3, September 29, 2010

  ABSTRACT: Fractal geometry provides a new insight to the approximation and modelling of experimental data. We give the construction of complete cubic fractal splines from a suitable basis and their error bounds with the original function. These univariate properties are then used to investigate complete bicubic fractal splines over a rectangle Bicubic fractal splines are invariant in all scales and they generalize classical bicubic splines. Finally, for an original function , upper bounds of the error for the complete bicubic fractal splines and derivatives are deduced. The effect of equal and non-equal scaling vectors on complete bicubic fractal splines were illustrated with suitably chosen examples.